A question about Prophet Isa (Jesus)

Assalamu alaikum. I'm a Christian and I'd really appreciate an answer to this, with all respect-I don't know much about Islam. So, if prophets are truthful and can't lie, and Prophet Isa (peace be upon him) is a great prophet, does that mean he never actually said he was the Son of God or the Son of Man? If he truly didn't claim that, would that make the Bible incorrect?

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brother1h

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Same here as a Muslim. Isa's message was pure tawheed. The 'son of God' thing came later. Even some Christian scholars admit the trinity wasn't there originally.

brother1h

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Wa alaikum assalam. Bro, that's a heavy question. In Islam, Isa (AS) was a prophet and servant of Allah. He never said he's God or son of God. The Bible might contain his words but mixed with later additions.

brother1h

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Exactly. Prophets can't lie, so Isa (AS) never claimed to be God. The Bible has human errors and alterations over time. Quran is the final, preserved truth.

brother11m

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Simple: Prophets only speak truth. If Bible says he claimed divinity, then that part is false. We trust Quran, which says he was just a messenger.

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